Products require marketing to succeed, the only exception is when there is a massive utility gap like there was when Firefox started to displace IE. Not every b

Products require marketing to succeed, the only exception is when there is a massive utility gap like there was when Firefox started to displace IE. Not every browser needs to be a top 3 mainstream browser but you don't get to say that you're a browser for the masses and then go cheap on marketing without having some incredible utility gains in development. Firefox currently does not have the same utility advantage over its competition that it did when it went head to head with IE.